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Are you sure? Because mine StJii had the same problem. To me it's just bad part of leather selected.
I must agree that it looked more like a leather issue than a polish issue to me
G&G soles are the worst I’ve had on marble floors. Don’t have this issue with my Meccariellos. Adding sticky rubber non-slip pads did help, but I still walk carefully.
Hi, thanks. I thought it was the leather as well and I wasn't sure myself whether it was the polish because none of my other pairs (any of the EGs, JLs, GGs) had such issue but I perhaps went with what Simon said, albeit unconvincingly. Thanks for picking this up and did you take it to the store as well? Any help is appreciated. Thanks!
Thanks Pal. I thought so as well and hence was concerned but reluctantly accepted store's advice. I may have to take it to them again and ask them to look into this a bit more closely. It is unacceptable for them to just brush this off. Also, it has not been worn more than 3 or 4 times in total so to get that kind of crease, it is certainly not normal.
Gg can do what ever you want them to do including make you a Galway clone. But it comes down to your relationship with them. Go back on the thread & check out some amazing single mto I have & few other ppl have done.
I certainly don't doubt G&G's ability to produce a field boot as nice as the Galway ... I'm just surprised Tony agreed to copy a design made famous by EG. I'm of course commenting without seeing finished product. G&G flair could very well help the boot stand apart from the Galway.
This is a non-issue. The style has been used in many British country boots. Below is Alfred Sargent (now Paul Sargent) with a similar pattern. What made the Galway trendy was when EG started to make it on the 82 last and customizable. I double EG's model was the 'original' (but I could be wrong).
what’s the color of your other Savile?
It’s a custom patina that was done by Medallion
